Whatever Happens, We’ll Handle It {Mantra 23}
Here is another mantra that I like to tell myself:
Whatever happens, we’ll handle it.
The “whatever” moments in life are unpredictable. There’s no way to adequately prepare for all the unknowns.
So we build our faith and work on our character and nurture our relationships so whenever the “whatever” hits, we’re as prepared as is possible, even if that preparation only qualifies as barely.
And even if our “handling it” is a barely adequate description of what we’re doing.
“Handling it” doesn’t mean it’s easy for us. Or that it’s not painful. Or that it goes away quickly.
But it means we can get through one day at a time, maybe one hour at a time.
And the “we” in “Whatever happens, we’ll handle it“?
Sometimes the “we” may be just God and me.
But rarely does God leave us without human support of some sort, too.
The human “we” may vary from season to season. It may include immediate family or long-term friends or health care workers or spiritual mentors or online support.
But regardless of whoever and whatever they look like, we’ll never be left without resources. I depend on that.
Whatever happens, we’ll handle it.
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This reminds that with God, we can handle all! A great mantra to start my day with, Lisa. Thank you!
I’m thankful that God never leaves us alone, He is always with us.
Though I don’t think my husband has said this exact phrase, it kind of sums up his attitude. He has said something like, “Everything is just a problem to be solved.” We seek the Lord in solving it, but we start from where we are, determine the next best step, and go from there. That has helped me when I’ve gone into (or am tempted to go into) panic mode.
I’m thankful God is with us always and enables to handle whatever He allows in our lives.
Another excellent mantra! When the unexpected occurs, God wants us to turn to him first (life would be so much easier for me if I remembered this all. the. time.).
So true – one way or another, “we” handle it. The Lord is always faithful to provide what we need to get through each situation as it arises.
Isn’t that the truth? Whatever happens, we’ll handle it. he sure gets us through when we seek him and invite him in. Blessings.